This have never happened to me before, any suggestions?

[Anonymous]

So long story short, i was a pretty close friend with a girl for 3 years, she's being really kind and care about the stuffs in my life, she's not the party girl type as well so really good in my opinion. We’re in the same school so we see each other quite a lot for the last year. But this year she's dont do the same courses anymore.
she's 18 and im currently 15 (i was 12 when i met her), at the end of the last year i noticed that I’m starting to develop feelings for her but i kept silent, but since she's not in the same class anymore i dont see her often (havnt seem her for the past 2 months). But the thing is that she's not even texting me anymore, she used to text me all the time even we aren’t seeing each other. Now i really miss her.
She told me she got her first boyfriend a few weeks back, and she’s complaining a lot about how her boyfriend treats her badly and he's a jerk (how surprising, he's really rich and has above average look)
Anyways, should i tell her how i feel? If yes, how? If no, how i move on?
Should i tell my buddy about it?

[OlderAndWiser]

1. At your age, tell one friend, and the entire school knows by the next day. And having that news get out might be embarrassing to her, so. . . DON'T DO IT.

2. She has her first boyfriend and it is a disappointment. She needs to get through that and get those feelings resolved before she is ready to move on to anyone else. Now is not the time to do it.

3. At my age (ancient,) a three year age difference would mean nothing. My fiancee is none years younger than me and it's nothing. But, at your age, a three year age difference is HUGE. She may genuinely like you as a friend but that doesn't guarantee that she would like you as a boyfriend, and the age difference would probably play a big role in that. Next year, she will be graduated and you'll be a sophomore? The things happening in your lives will be light years apart.

4. My best advice is for you to look for someone who is your age, date, learn about relationships, and maybe four or five years from now, you can find Her and try to renew a relationship. Spending your time pining for someone you very likely can't have now is a horrible way to spend your youth.

[boobliker]

I guess she lost interest in you you can text her it's not a one-way thing.

[SueShe]

You are 15 only and she is 18. In terms of maturity, you are actually around the age 13 compared to her 18 years. That is too much of a gap at that age. I am not trying to insult you but this is a fact that men/boys lag on the average by up to 2 years behind girls/women in terms of maturity.

Putting it in a different context, you are still a child and she is an adult. There is nothing positive that will ever come out of you telling her how you feel. She has moved on and you seem to be stuck with your crush.

It is best for you if you keep your feelings for yourself because you may only be hurt emotionally if she rejects your crush.

And no, you don't tell your buddy about it because at that age, buddies are unpredictable and you may be confronted with possible unpleasant reactions.

[BigAssB1tch]

Well honey, if you askin me, then the answer is hell yes! But let's not sugarcoat it. You need to tell him in the most surreal way possible. Invite him over for dinner and serve him a plate of spaghetti with your special sauce - aka, your coom. Then as he's eating, casually drop the bomb that you've been banging his girlfriend.

[Lisia]

I think you might be too young for her right now ://

[Anonymous]

She is more or less an adult and you're still a child.

[KrakenAttackin]

"Close friend with a girl"... you lost with this sentence.

[Joker_]

no suggestions as of currently, but I'll update you with some if I find any

[Cute_potato01]

Jrrk off n see if u have those feelings after

[In_Trance]

What a gong show

[Anonymous]

To young